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Kick Start a Life in Sobriety with a Medical Detox

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Kick Start a Life in Sobriety with a Medical Detox
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Published: January 10, 2011

Kick Start a Life in Sobriety with a Medical Detox

In order to effectively overcome addiction the psychological aspect of the disease is going to need to be addressed through the various types of therapy offered in addiction treatment. However, in order for therapy in addiction treatment to be as effective as possible it is going to be necessary to find gender-specific addiction treatment for men’s and women’s treatment needs. Through a proper medical detoxification an individual will rid the physiological dependency to drugs and alcohol that surfaces as a result of chronic abuse. Without participating in a men’s detox or women’s detox program, the physical cravings for drugs and alcohol can be too strong to be able to put forward the necessary effort into the teachings and lessons in addiction treatment. A proper medical detoxification will assess each different client. Everyone who struggles with the disease of addiction whether it is to alcohol or drugs is unique. Depending on the age, weight, amount of abuse, health condition, what drugs were being abused and how long they were being abused for will all play a role in the protocol that a medical professional will put an individual on during their stay in detoxification. Through the means of detoxification medical professionals will do their best to ensure their clients are as comfortable as possible. Typically detoxification from drugs and alcohol will last between four and seven days depending on the extent of the addiction. Once complete a client will no longer suffer the physical cravings that keep so many abusing drugs and alcohol. Medical detox is the best way to kick start a new life in sobriety.

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